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A treat for European classical music lovers

This will be music to the ears of European classical music lovers. Alliance Francaise de Delhi and the Embassy of France are organising a concert titled "Duo Musique Classique" at M.L. Bhartia Auditorium in the Capital at 72 Lodhi Estate this Saturday.

Featuring Julie Arnulfo on violin and Nicolas Paul on cello, the concert will include music by great European classical composers such as Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, Haendel and Ravel.

Violin teacher and second soloist in the National Orchestra of Montpellier, Julie has been invited as a soloist with Regis Pasquier and has performed solo at the festivals of Carthage d' El Jem (Tunisia) and Aix-en-Provence (Association Zino Francesca). She has also performed with M. Rostropovitch, S. Collon, N. Bairin and F. Baduel and also under the direction of Yehudi Menhuin.

Recipient of a gold medal for excellence in cello in 1985 from CNR de Marseille, Nicolas Paul has performed in several chamber music concerts in France from 1989 to 1992. He has also performed with the Radio-France Philharmonic Orchestra and Paris Orchestra during 1999 to 2001.

Since 2002 he has been with the first Solo Cello in Orchestra Lyrique Region Avignon Provence. -- Madhur Tankha

-- Madhur Tankha

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